African political economy : contemporary issues in development /
Comprises 12 papers grouped under two themes: Development problems and issues; and Toward policy reform and change. Covers trends from the 1970s to 1990s
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Armonk, N.Y. :
M.E. Sharpe,
c1997
Armonk, N.Y. : ©1997 Armonk, N.Y. : [1997] |
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Table of Contents:
- Part I Development Problems and Issues
- 1 The Economic Crisis in Africa: An Analytical Perspective on Its Origins and Nature
- 2 Growth, Unemployment, and Poverty in Botswana
- 3 Urbanization and Urban Management in Africa
- 4 The Subterranean Economy in Developing Societies: The Evidence from Africa
- 5 The Socio-economic Context of AIDS in Africa
- 6 Bureaucratic Corruption in Africa: Causes and Consequences
- Part II Toward Policy Reform and Change
- 7 Development Policy and the Poor: Toward an Alternative Policy Framework for Africa
- 8 Structural Adjustment Programs as Policy Reform: An Assessment of Their Objectives and Impact in the SADC Countries
- 9 Managing Development Policy in Botswana: Implementing Reforms for Rapid Change
- 10 Controlling Bureaucratic Corruption in Africa
- 11 Decetralization, the New Public Administration and the Changing Role of the Public Sector in Africa
- 12 The Challenge of Policy Reform and Change in Africa
- The economic crisis in Africa: an analytical perspective on its origins and nature
- Growth, unemployment, and poverty in Botswana
- Urbanization and urban management in Africa
- The subterranean economy in developing societies: the evidence from Africa
- The socioeconomic context of AIDS in Africa
- Bureaucratic corruption in Africa: causes and condequences
- Development policy and the poor: toward an alternative policy framework for Africa